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Hey Healthy Mom

The site I recommended is not b.s. if you are interested in starting a website that makes money. It took me years of wasting my time on "free" sites to finally figure out that paying $30/month for EVERYTHING under the sun is what I needed to do to start a site that made a part time income so I could cut back on hours and spend more time at home with my son.

As a single mom and overworked trainer this was really important to me and I know lots of other women around here struggle with that too. What I make a month with my sites more than covers that measly $30/month plus the $70/month I pay over at aweber for autoresponders (totally optional) plus any other services I use for working online. It's part of running a real online business which many women struggle to do successfully.

I have used this service for 4 years now, have 2 active sites with them, one in the works, and 1 site that I shut down so I could work it into the bigger niche I'm working on now.

Most of the top self development experts as well as affiliate marketing experts recommend this service and most people who use it rave about it. If you want more info about how it works let me know and I would be happy to share it with you.

Do your research before starting over and I guarantee you'll find that this is the best option.

That is a terribly spammy looking site -- all that over the top marketing BS.

How much does it cost? You have to scroll down a long long way through BS to get to

a subscription to SBI! should sell for many thousands of dollars per year. You pay less than a tenth of that... USD $299 (currency converter). And NEW... see SBI! 's recession-busting $29.99 monthly payment option.

Thank D! The $29 I spend per month (I actually pay the yearly fee so I end up getting a $60 discount) is the cost of doing business. It's a write off and one that is worth it. I hate telling people how much money I make so I'm not gonna get into specifics but I got my 1099 from Google and it was for 5 figures. That is only one monetization mix I use (I work with many other affiliates). So is spending $29 a month worth it. F-yeah!

Plus my favorite part is that even a complete web design idiot like me can put together a site that support me and my son. No tech skills, no programming, just write and do what I love and it works.

BTW, my alexa site rank just went down again. It's 209,193 in the U.S. and 456,291 worldwide (top 1% of all sites on the internet). I haven't even added new content to that site since last spring!

If you don't like the ugly block by block builder you can even upload your own pages or incorporate wordpress. The tools at SBI are unbelievable but my advice is don't go over there and get a site unless you are ready to do some real work and make money gradually. If you're looking for a get rich quick thing this isn't it but it will get you where you want to go in about 6-12 months.

Peter it sounds like you looked at the ad page, but did you actually take a look at Monica's sites that she has produced from SBI. I think they are beautiful, very well put together and professional. I definitely understand money can be a factor, but I think what Monica has produced from SBI is awesome. Maybe their webpage is "spammy" as you say, but when selling a service/business for webhosting what web page wouldn't look like SBI's?

Hey Angela, Just a quick suggestion for you. Can you please not quote every single person's comments every time you post. It makes reading the post so confusing. I get that sometimes it's cool to quote but it's not always necessary.

BTW, the main reason people freak out when you post stuff like this is because of their own self limiting beliefs. I personally couldn't care less if somebody disagrees with me. I love what I do and was recommending a service that I believe in. Ultimately people freaking out over what I recommend is their issue not mine and people are free to do or say what they like but I do appreciate comments like Diane's very much : )

My suggesting something simply because I love it doesn't mean I'm trying to convince you of anything. Only you can decide what is right for your particular situation and not everybody is financially challenged or wants to learn how to program or how to deal with Wordpress or buy a multitude of tools independently just to get their site to rank highly either. I was only offering an affordable alternative that has worked for me.

Angela,

I don't think anyone took anything personally (well until I read your comment :)). I believe it was discussion. As you know, when you write sometimes things may come across differently then intended because you can't see facial expressions or fluctations in tone, but participating in forums means that we are willing to accept that.

Peter made a comment, his opinion, his right. It was based on the company's advertisement page. I expressed my opinion on his comment and Monica expressed her's.

Monica's website is phenomenal and she was trying to help people interested in blogging by providing information and the experience she is having with a particular website. That which we are knowledgable about, we should share. It's like when we do a book review, we are reviewing a book - we didn't say it "buy-it" we are saying it's a good book.

I actually sent her information to my sister, another single mom with a son trying to find a way to support her and her son.

What I think is super cool is that the $29 a month that she makes is covered by what she actually makes on the site. Don't we all wish we could do that! IF that's what we strive for, we all need to find a way to do it in our comfort zone.

Really, it's all good.